Most notable are the 90,000+ entries, 190,000 meanings and sub-meanings, an updated block of synonyms, revised botanical and zoological appendix and the inclusion of additional appendixes. It also includes typographical changes to help during the reading or consulting process. This new edition has over 12,000 new entries compared to the last one and it is due to the cultural changes that the world has gone through. New entries like the words "internet," "e-mail," "blog," "chat," and "computer" are examples of the need for a revised version of such an important work in the Spanish language.

    By W.E. Vine with Introductions by W. Graham Scroggie and F.F. Bruce. 1966 printing, 351pp with index. Publisher's statement: "The work of a scholar's whole lifetime of work, it is intended for non-specialists with little or no knowledge of Greek, and for scholars as well. With renderings of the words and phrases of the New Testament from both Authorized and American Revised Versio and against the background of the original Greek, it is a dictionary, a concordance, and a commentary in one volume...Comments are given on Bible passages under carefully arranged headings; by a helpful system of cross-references, the reader can see at a glance not only which Greek words are represented by one English word, but also which English words, if any, are used to translate each Greek word."